Sarah is a sought after competition law junior, with additional specialisms in technology, (private and public) international law, sport, commercial and public law. Notably, she acted for the Class Representative in the recent Mark McLaren v MOL and others ('RoRo') trial, and as the sole junior for the defendants in the UK’s third ever cartel damages trial (Granville v LG Display). She has particular experience of the collective action regime, in addition to RoRo also acting for the class representatives in Gormsen v Meta, and Rodger v Google.
Prior to joining the Bar, Sarah obtained a first in Jurisprudence with Spanish Law and a distinction on the BCL (both from Brasenose College, Oxford). She also worked as a research assistant to professors Ariel Ezrachi (competition law) and Rebecca Williams (law and computer science, and public law), and for the British Institute of International and Comparative Law (private international law and AI). She speaks fluent Spanish and conversational Turkish.
Call: 2021
2021: Bar Course at the Inns of Court College of Advocacy
2020: BCL at Brasenose College, Oxford (Distinction)
2017: BA in Jurisprudence with Law Studies in Europe (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona) (First Class)